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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 1 — Four in five Gen Z Malaysians are choosing to buy condominiums or apartments, marking a sharp contrast with older generations who continue to favour...

SINGAPORE, July 22 (Bernama) — Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Wednesday announced Cabinet changes and new political appointments as part of the government’s leadership transition and following the recent resignations of political officeholders. In a statement, the Prime Minister’s Office said that, except for a few, all appointments will take effect on July 27. Key appointments include K. Shanmugam, who has been appointed Senior Minister while continuing to serve as Coordinating Minister for National Security and Minister for Home Affairs. Shanmugam will join Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong as one of the two most experienced members of Wong’s Cabinet. […]

KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim revealed that he already has a list of candidates for the Cabinet reshuffle.However, it is still under careful consideration and he refuses to rush into a decision. “I’m thinking about it. I don’t want to rush. I haven’t discussed it with all the stakeholders yet.” “This decision is my prerogative. I am grateful and appreciate all the views, but ultimately I have to decide for myself,” he said when met by reporters after launching his book, Rethinking Ourselves , at the Bukit Jalil Pavilion on Sunday. According to Anwar, several parties who […]

TOKYO, Sept 17 (Bernama-Kyodo) — Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reshuffled her Cabinet on Thursday, retaining many key ministers to ensure continuity while bringing in a new face from her party’s coalition ally, Kyodo News reported. The first Cabinet reshuffle since Takaichi took office last year comes before an extraordinary parliamentary session starting in October. Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi, Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama, Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi, and Economic and Fiscal Policy Minister Minoru Kiuchi retained their posts. Internal affairs minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, however, was replaced by Hisayuki Fujii, a Liberal Democratic Party member of […]

President William Ruto is set to deliver a Special National Address to the nation. Is it Cabinet reshuffle or is Kithure Kindiki going home?

Chief Minister Andrew Barr has reshuffled his cabinet following the resignation of Sports Minister Yvette Berry, who stepped down after an investigation revealed serious corruption involving her former chief of staff. Chris Steel has been appointed as the new Sports Minister, taking over from Berry, while Rachel Stephen-Smith will serve as Barr's deputy. Berry's departure leaves a significant gap in support for women's sports, particularly for Canberra United and the Canberra Capitals, which received record funding. The new minister faces challenges including vandalism of sports facilities, stalled projects like Throsby's Home of Football and an ice rink in Tuggeranong, and demands for upgrades to community sports infrastructure. Barr emphasized the government's focus on building infrastructure, public services, and economic opportunities to support Canberra's growth. The reshuffle highlights ongoing efforts to address sporting challenges while maintaining leadership in innovation and development.

From Andy Burnham down, Britain's highest ministers do not have sufficient mandate, qualifications, or trust to stay in their jobs. Ordinary Britons will suffer most.

President William Ruto is currently facing growing pressure to reshuffle his Cabinet amid mounting political calls for changes

Yvette Berry's resignation as ACT Labor's sports minister has triggered speculation about her potential replacement. The decision comes amid an ACT Integrity Commission investigation, with challenges facing Canberra's sports sector including rising registration costs, poor facilities, and funding disputes. Berry, who held the role since 2016, played a key role in supporting Canberra United and the Capitals, but community sports groups have criticized slow progress on infrastructure. Potential candidates include Marisa Paterson (racing minister), Taimus Werner-Gibbings (sports enthusiast), Michael Petterson (soccer supporter), Tara Cheyne (skateboarding advocate), and Chris Steel (Treasurer with sports ties). The new minister will face pressure to address facility upgrades and funding for participation sports, while balancing existing portfolios. The reshuffle highlights the importance of sports in ACT politics and the challenges of managing competing priorities within the cabinet.